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SQLSaturday Orlando #1122

Oct 4, 2025 · Seminole State College, Sanford, FL, United States

Conference
SQLSaturday Database
Dates
Oct 4, 2025
Venue
Seminole State College
Place
Sanford, FL, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Sponsor text: 'Our normal attendance is in the range of 250-300', forecasting 200+ attendees (420+ registrations in 2024); capacity listed as 400.
Website
sqlsaturday.com
Recorded
4 sponsors · 46 speaker appearances
Notes
Official name: SQL Saturday Orlando 2025. Sessions and speakers from the event's Sessionize schedule (40 sessions, including any pre-con/workshop sessions listed there); affiliation taken from each speaker's Sessionize tagline where it names an organization, else null. Sponsors and tiers from the event page (logos only; names inferred from logo link/file).

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
General admission$0—Event page describes the event as free.sqlsaturday.com

Sponsorship packages

PackagePriceValid untilNotesSource
Exhibitor$1,000—Only package offered: table and two chairs in first-floor foyer; add-ons (lunch session $500, breakfast $1,000, speaker shirts $1,500 etc.) require it.sqlsaturday.com

Sponsors 4

Other 1

Speakers and talks 46

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alex Merced——Lakehouse Catalogs 101 - Governing and Transporting your Iceberg, Delta and Hudi tables—
Alex Merced——Apache Iceberg, Agentic AI and Data Integration—
Andy Lech——What DBAs Don't Know About Mobile Apps and APIs—
Barkha Herman——Vectors Unleashed: 20 Tips for Next-Level SQL—
Bradley BallMicrosoft—Open Panel with Tales from the Field Team—
Bradley BallMicrosoft—Microsoft Fabric: Copilots & Data Agents—
Bradley BallMicrosoft—SQL Server 2025: an enterprise AI-ready database platform—
Bradley SchachtMicrosoft—Microsoft Fabric 101: The All-in-One Data Platform—
Bradley SchachtMicrosoft—Open Panel with Tales from the Field Team—
Bradley SchachtMicrosoft—You Want To PaaS(SaaS) Up Your Database(Revised) Migration—
Buck Woody——Understanding Vector Databases—
Cecilia BrusatoriMagna Data—Power BI, Microsoft Fabric, or Both? Building Analytics Solutions—
Daniel TaylorMicrosoft—You Want To PaaS(SaaS) Up Your Database(Revised) Migration—
Daniel TaylorMicrosoft—SQL Server 2025: an enterprise AI-ready database platform—
Daniel TaylorMicrosoft—Microsoft Fabric 101: The All-in-One Data Platform—
Daniel TaylorMicrosoft—Open Panel with Tales from the Field Team—
Eddy Djaja——Best Practices of Implementing Azure Data Factory—
Frank Quintana——"The Good the Bad and the Ugly of AI and Big Data- How the ILC is the Road to Wisdom"—
Gilberto HernandezSnowflake—Zero to Insights: Build an End-To-End Data Pipeline in Snowflake in Under 60 Minutes—
Gilda Alvarez——Implementing Azure Arc for SQL Server—
James SerraMicrosoft—Data Architectures and Microsoft Fabric—
James SerraMicrosoft—Learning to present and becoming good at it—
Jason Romans——Data on Fire: A Hands-On Intro to Spark in Fabric—
Jason Romans——How to Diagnose a Slow Power BI Report—
Javier CarrionDesign Interactive—Code to Cloud: Deploying a Full-Stack Angular App with Cloud Run & Cloud SQL (Hands-On)—
Jeff Taylor——Azure Data Factory (ADF) - Your New SSIS—
Jeff Taylor——What's New In SQL Server For The Developer—
Josh Luedeman——Open Panel with Tales from the Field Team—
Juan Pablo Tarquino——VisualStudio SQL Server Projects for Devs—
Kate Boss——Power BI Report Design Process—
Kevin FeaselCatallaxy Services, LLC—Build a Data Application with Streamlit—
Kevin FeaselCatallaxy Services, LLC—The Basics of Speech and Natural Language Processing—
Louis Davidson——BI versus Relational Design—
Lucrecia Krause Data Platform MVP——The Future of Agentic AI with Microsoft Fabric a GAME Changer—
Lucrecia Krause Data Platform MVP——Become a Data Analyst, prepare to get certified and also earn college credits—
Marilina TrevisanNaranja X—Garbage in, hallucinations out: designing data for GenAI agents—
Minesh ChandeAmazon Web Services—Customize your managed SQL Server database on AWS Cloud—
Monica Bagga——Azure AI Foundry : Generative AI Development Hub—
Nem SchlechtBorder States—Maximizing SSMS for Developers and DBAs—
Oleg Marushchak——Data Retention Policy with Partition Switching—
Priscilla Camp——The Simplicity of Power Query—
Rob Volk——Tame Your Unruly Data With Constraints—
Rob Volk——Log Shipping for SQL Server—
Robert Treat——Deconstructing The Postgres Migration Profile—
Steven Wheeler——Database Assessment and Migration using SSMS!—
Victor Ivantsov——SQL Server CLR—

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